Hello, I'm a monk of the Jodo sect in Hokkaido.
I'm also in the same generation as Miyake, thank you for your support!
It seems like a lot has accumulated, and I would like them to think together so that we can somehow relax our minds. In order to like relationships with people, I think the first step is to accept them.
Just recently, I've seen words like “the richness of life depends on the amount of encounters” on the internet, and I think that's true. Miyake will also meet various people in her future life, learn about various intellects and values, and develop what she is.
It seems that they feel pain about “meeting and getting involved with people,” but on the contrary, “meeting and getting involved with people”
This will lead to your own growth, and it should also open up your horizons.
People seem to be living alone, but this is not the case; they are kept alive by various invisible “thanks”. Thanks to you, for example, we have eyes, and those eyes seem to see the scenery, but in reality, without light, we can't see anything. In other words, the eyes are not watching; the light is letting us see. Being thankful for something that you don't notice easily but are thankful for is called “thanks.”
It seems that Miyake has felt stressed about her parents until now, but isn't that situation somehow affected by the current stressful environment?
You may have lived with a lot of backlash, but why don't you start again with a feeling of gratitude and greetings and a little conversation with your closest thankful parents who raised you until you became a member of society? Or even someone close to you who you think is easy to talk to ♪
It may take a lot of courage to take that step of speaking for yourself, but if you want to improve the current situation, be sure to do it!!
Say hello and express your gratitude. It's the most important way to improve relationships, start slowly at your own pace with these things, it's a long life, don't be impatient!
We only live once, let's live a bright and enjoyable life anyway ♪
Tsutsui Shojun